City Hospital Managers Re-elected in Frederick
Frederick City Hospital officials renewed all officers at the annual meeting held in the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home. Re-elected were Miss M Louise Johnson president Mrs Grayson E Bowers first vice president Mrs Francis Markell second vice president Mrs Richard F Nallin treasurer Mrs Samuel H Rosen stock recording secretary and Mrs William T Delaplaine corresponding secretary.
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Frederick City Hospital
Georgianna Houck
Former AP Executive Elliott Dies at 66 in Palm Springs
Palm Springs Calif March 11 Elliott Jackson8 Elliott, former chief of the AP news department, dies in retirement at 66. He refused to accept the armistice rumor of November 7 1918, verifying through Washington London and Paris officials. His caution helped avert premature celebrations until the armistice was officially signed on November 11.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Jackson
Elliott
Associated Press
Associated Press News Department
New York
Washington
London
Paris
Eliott
Marshal Foch
Melville E. Stone
A. P
State Department
British Appeal to Japanese Red Cross over Hong Kong POWs
The British Red Cross cabled to Geneva asking the Japanese Red Cross to assure no more atrocities against Hong Kong prisoners of war. It carried a personal appeal to Prince Shimazu to use Red Cross protection and prevent future mistreatment.
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London
British
Red Cross
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Hongkong
Shimazu
Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel Autobiographical Appeal
An appeal by Mr J A Jackson of Cumberland Maryland describes constipation causing loss of appetite and wasted weight. He notes relief after taking World's Tonic and urges readers to obtain it at Williamson's Peoples and other drug stores.
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J A Jackson
South Street
Cumberland
Williamson’s
Peoples
Holbrook Dairy Farm Sells to E C Speaks at Public Auction
Holbrook Dairy Farm, the largest milk producer in Prince George s County, was sold at a receivership sale on the steps of the county Court House in Upper Marlboro to Ernest C Speaks for a bid of 6000 over trusts and liens totaling 111000. Speaks plans to continue operating the 2500 gallon per day plant serving Montgomery and Prince George s counties. He resides near Frederick and remains active in dairy groups including the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association and the Farmers Cooperative Association.
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Holbrook Dairy Farm
Prince George's County
Upper Marlboro
Ernest C. Speaks
Frederick Dairyman
Mr. Speaks
Speaks
Montgomery
Prince George's
Washington
Frederick
Maryland-Virginia Muk Producers Association
The
Farmers Cooperative Association
Board of Assessors of
Frederick County
Non-Support Cases Before Judge Willard
Non-support cases led Circuit Court today with a forgery indictment against Meredith Mercer postponed due to witness illness. Robert L. Dixon found guilty of non support and ordered to pay $2.50 weekly for three years. released on $500 recognizance. Edward F Grove also guilty, ordered to pay $350 weekly for three years. released on $500 recognizance. John H. Grable case heard. Sherman P. Bowers represents Grable. Two bastardy indictments against Eldridge Barber and Richard Snyder were not pressed by the State.
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Circuit Court
Meredith Mercer
Arthur D. Willard
Robert L. Dixon
Edward F Grove
Brunswick
D. Princeton Buckey
Dixon
E. Austin James
Grove
John H. Grable
Sherman P. Bowers
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Eldridge
Barber
Richard Snyder
Italian Submarines Sinking U S Shipping Claimed
The high command announced that Italian submarines have sunk 50 700 tons of shipping off the U S coasts and that 25 000 tons were sunk in a single week An official communique named five submarine commanders as distinguished in these operations.
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Rome
High Command
United States
Heavy detonations heard off New Jersey coast
Mantoloking N J March 11 four heavy detonations shook windows along a ten mile stretch from Manasquan to Lavalette observers said they appeared to come from the Atlantic Ocean. Coast Guard at Point Pleasant Beach reported no word on the cause. Pressure continued in stocks with declines in blue chips and chemical shares leading losses.
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Mantoloking
N. J
Atlantic Ocean
Manasquan
Lavallette
Coast Guard
Point Pleasant Beach
New York
Interest Grows in Evangelistic Services at Brethren Church
Evangelistic meetings at the Church of the Brethren since last Wednesday draw rising interest and attendance. About 200 attended Tuesday evening, exceeding prior weeknights. both Sunday services were larger. Rev. Dr. Charles D. Bonsack spoke Tuesday on The Lure of the Other Side of the Road. Eva and Geraldine Bradshaw and Florence Brengle sang To Live for Him. Donald E. Leatherman sang a solo. Bonsack to speak again tonight at 7 30. Mrs. James Cox and Mrs. George Stupp will furnish the duet. the senior choir will sing.
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Church of the Brethren
Charles D. Bonsack
Eva
Geraldine Bradshaw
Florence Brengle
Donald E. Leatherman
Bon
Bataan Situation Stabilized Says War Department
The War Department reports the Bataan battle area has temporarily stabilized with no air or ground activity in the last 24 hours. General MacArthur faces superior Japanese forces as positions for both sides appear unchanged. No new developments reported from other areas in the Philippine theater.
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Washington
War Department
Bataan
Douglas MacArthur
West Coast Alert Lasts Hour 6 Minutes
Air raid wardens and emergency units mobilized before dawn under an alert order. The fourth interceptor command signaled an hour and six minutes later without a general blackout. In San Francisco an unidentified object triggered a yellow alert at 5 49 a.m. ET 6 03 a.m. blue alert. The blue alert mobilizes agencies and silences radio. Ventura and Orange stations resumed at 8 a.m. A field fire on Sherman avenue prompted a response shortly before two this afternoon.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Western Defense Command
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Ventura
Orange
Immediate Offensive Urged By Gen DeWitt
Lieut general J L De Witt, commander of the western defense command and Fourth Army, urged an immediate offensive to defeat the enemy. He said concentrated action is needed and that protecting every crossroad or installation would immobilize forces and hinder training. He proposed shifting protection of vital sites to owners and governments, while warning of sporadic raids and possible sabotage on the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
J. L. DeWitt
Western Defense Command
Fourth Army
DeWitt
Pacific Coast
German Industrial Areas Bombed Again
British bombers battered the Ruhr valley industrial zones for a third night in succession in a new offensive. Observers cited poor visibility but noted a considerable weight of bombs dropped on industrial targets. Four planes were reported missing by the Air Ministry.
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London
Germany
Ruhr Valley
Air Ministry
Loss of Mrs Mae S Eby in Aber deen hotel fire
Mrs Mae S Eby of Harrisburg wife of Ben Eby 37 died in the Sandhill hotel fire at Aberdeen North Carolina on February 25. Her husband was critically injured and remains in hospital. Eby Chemical Company head Mr. Ben Eby formerly of York is believed to be among the critically ill. Funeral services held in York after her body was brought home by her father Norman Gallatin. Survived by one brother N Richard Gallatin of York.
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Davena A. Somerville
Norman R. Gallatin
York
Lille Mae
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Eby
Glick Dagulaes
E of
Eby Chemical Company
Harrisburg
Aberdeen
Pinehurst
Norman Gallatin
Gallatin
N. Richard Gallatin
Vichy French Holding On To Their Warships
London reports a British source says Germany may not seize the French fleet and Admiral Darlan would resist. The battleship Dunkerque was severely damaged at Oran in July 1940, with temporary repairs moving her to Toulon, unlikely for action for months.
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London
Jean Darlan
Dunkerque
Oran
Toulon
Refresher course hosts nutrition talk at Hood College
Eleanor Enright federal nutrition consultant spoke at Hood College to graduate home economists in Frederick County. She urged teaching nutrition by practical food terms, citing sauerkraut and lean pork as examples, and warned malnutrition spans all income groups. Twenty six attended. four sessions remain with public classes starting this month.
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Mies
Eleanor Enright
Federal Security
Maryland
Hood College
Secon
Frederick County
Laura Flynn
En- Tight
Selective Service Boards
United States
Miss Enright
Mary Swartz Rose
Cornell
Three Accused Of Death Of Refugee
In New York on March 11 three suspects two ex convicts and a dancer were charged with homicide for the strangulation death of wealthy Polish refugee Mrs Susan Flora Reich. They were booked as John D Cullen Eli Showburn and Madeline Webb and accused of acting in concert in the fatal East Side hotel slaying uncovered after a luncheon.
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New York
Susan Flora Reich
John D. Cullen
Eli Showburn
Madeline Webb
Reich
East Side
Housekeepers Learn to Do With Less Sugar
Local reports describe sugar supplies fluctuating as rationing continues. Frederick retailers can obtain stock, with a steady demand but no extended shortages. Dealers say sugar can be sourced from Baltimore or Washington if local wholesalers fail to fill orders.
Sugar Rationing Cargo Delays Stir Frederick Store Lines
Materials for impending compulsory rationing have arrived but no definite registration date is known, likely this month. Frederick stores limit daily sugar sales to individuals, some using a pound per person per day rule to curb multiple purchases. Customers sign slips at each purchase to enforce limits.
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Frederick
The Wife of Joe Smith American Shops the American Way
Marsha Hunt, star of the MGM film Joe Smith American, plays the wife of an American air craft worker. The article notes she shops on an aircrafter's budget of about forty five dollars a month for food. The piece compares real housewives to her on a shopping tour and mentions Darry Hickman as their son.
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Marsha Hunt
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Joe Smith
Marsha
Miss Hunt
Robert Young
Darry Hickman
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